ACADEMIC SESSION 1
summary
Three short case studies show concrete outcomes and legal gaps: ISA metadata repurposed for contact tracing reveals triangulation geolocation, early unlawful uses, then limited court authorization and slow parliamentary oversight; ETIAS automated profiling exposes opaque risk-indicator design, broad data sharing with Europol and third countries, and DPO warnings ignored; X‑Files forensic extraction documents a hardware‑based method requiring custody of phones, cross‑border admissibility problems, divergent retention rules, and the Evidence Regulation proposal as the key fix under debate.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:49Israel’s mass surveillance
- 24:22Frontex’s surveillance role
- 49:44Electronic evidence challenges
- 1:07:57Q&A
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